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    The Year in Review for Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees

    GCIR Jul 10, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR) reflects on how they worked to support the movement for immigrant justice in 2020. • How can funders and organizations ensure…

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    Strategies to Pursue Food Sovereignty

    Urban Institute Jul 9, 2021

    It’s impossible to understand the full picture of our food system without also considering the ongoing climate crisis. Climate change threatens lands, livelihoods, and food supply, resulting in shortages, price spikes, and land loss—especially…

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    Reevaluating Good Versus Bad Grants to Advance Racial Equity

    PEAK Grantmaking Jul 9, 2021

    In March of 2019, I started my first job in philanthropy as the program officer for the Edward W. Hazen Foundation after working 12 years as a community organizer. I…

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    Higher Education Access and Equity: Why a Social Justice Approach Matters

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jul 9, 2021

    Higher education and social change are inextricably linked: by providing access to education, a scholarship program provides access to knowledge, resources, and opportunity for not only an individual, but a…

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    The Risks for Black Women and Their Health During COVID-19

    PhilanTopic Jul 8, 2021

    Linda Goler Blount joined the Black Women’s Health Imperative, the first nonprofit organization created by Black women to help protect and advance the health and wellness of Black women and girls,…

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    The Competitive Advantage of Racial Equity

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    Corporate America is missing out on one of the biggest opportunities of our time for driving innovation and growth: creating business value by advancing racial equity. Developed in partnership with PolicyLink and…

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    Dismantling Anti-Blackness in the Public Education System

    The 74 Jul 8, 2021

    For many Black people in America, the past year of virtual working and schooling has meant a reprieve from some of the daily traumas that racism visits upon Black life…

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    Building Family-centric Infrastructure for Indigenous Communities

    The Aspen Institute Jul 8, 2021

    When I was a child, I would accompany my mother to local government meetings at the Oljato Chapter House in my home community of Monument Valley, Utah. There I would…

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    The Urgency of Improving Maternity Services in England

    Global Citizen Jul 7, 2021

    A culture of blame on maternity wards in England is holding back improvements in safety and leading to preventable infant deaths, a report from a group of MPs has found. The…

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    How Schools Can Make Their Equity Commitments Last

    The Learning Accelerator Jul 7, 2021

    In response to the ways COVID-19 highlighted inequities in their schools, a small team of district leaders at Austin Independent School District embarked on a process to redesign elements of…

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    Improving Nonprofit Evaluation with Racial Equity and Inclusion

    Urban Institute Jul 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Leiha Edmonds, Clair Minson, and Ananya Hariharan explain how nonprofits can use racial equity and inclusion (REI) as a lens to improve their measurement and evaluation practices.  • What…

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    Closing the Opportunity Gap for College with Prep Classes [Video]

    The 74

    High-achieving students from modest economic backgrounds experience college life and opportunities for them during a summer college prep program at Franklin & Marshall College. If the American system does not…

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